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Bill Gates: 5% Of Windows Machines Crash More Than Twice A Day...
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Originally posted by: Muck
Anyone else think that faulty HARDWARE could be to blame in any of these cases??
Also, this was written by "The Mac Observer". No bias there.
hmm that... but i think most of it is dumbass users that install so much crappy software that it drags the system down to it's knees. i just cringe when i see the system tray of some people....
Originally posted by: gopunk
hmm that... but i think most of it is dumbass users that install so much crappy software that it drags the system down to it's knees. i just cringe when i see the system tray of some people....Originally posted by: Muck Anyone else think that faulty HARDWARE could be to blame in any of these cases?? Also, this was written by "The Mac Observer". No bias there.
I hear you gopunk, I take care of a small office for a friend and some of the adware/other crap I see is scary.
flxnimprtmscl
Diamond Member
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: Muck
Anyone else think that faulty HARDWARE could be to blame in any of these cases??
Also, this was written by "The Mac Observer". No bias there.
hmm that... but i think most of it is dumbass users that install so much crappy software that it drags the system down to it's knees. i just cringe when i see the system tray of some people....
Exactly. How many people who actually know what they're doing have these problems? Excluding hardware changes and software installs that requires it I never have to reboot or have my rig crash. Knock on wood of course 😛
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: Muck
Anyone else think that faulty HARDWARE could be to blame in any of these cases??
Also, this was written by "The Mac Observer". No bias there.
hmm that... but i think most of it is dumbass users that install so much crappy software that it drags the system down to it's knees. i just cringe when i see the system tray of some people....
Exactly. How many people who actually know what they're doing have these problems? Excluding hardware changes and software installs that requires it I never have to reboot or have my rig crash. Knock on wood of course 😛
Same here.
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: Muck
Anyone else think that faulty HARDWARE could be to blame in any of these cases??
Also, this was written by "The Mac Observer". No bias there.
hmm that... but i think most of it is dumbass users that install so much crappy software that it drags the system down to it's knees. i just cringe when i see the system tray of some people....
Exactly. How many people who actually know what they're doing have these problems? Excluding hardware changes and software installs that requires it I never have to reboot or have my rig crash. Knock on wood of course 😛
why do i have to restart every time i install a piece of software. seems archaic.
Electric Amish
Elite Member
That seems pretty good to me.
amish
amish
newbiepcuser
Diamond Member
Which Windows are they talking, that does include Windows ME, 9.X, etc?
There are more windows users of course the numbers will be higher than other OSes
Statics can be twisted in any way you want to be in favor or disfavor.
There are more windows users of course the numbers will be higher than other OSes
Statics can be twisted in any way you want to be in favor or disfavor.
